Sentence examples for extended homogeneous from inspiring English sources

A general theory of non-singular dislocations is developed for linearly elastic, infinitely extended, homogeneous, and isotropic media.

This mechanism is analogous to flow-induced vibration such as the aeroelastic flutter of airfoils and the vibration of reeds in some musical instruments, but the model we present differs from these practical applications in that it involves oscillations of an infinitely extended homogeneous elastic body.

To accomplish this, we introduced a random velocity boundary and an extended homogeneous anisotropic boundary for the remaining four anisotropic parameters in the source propagation.

In this work, an optimization method is applied to an extended homogeneous thermodynamic model to design a TVS system maximizing the storage duration under various heat load and tank size assumptions.

The third model extended this homogeneous model by expanding the terms described in the homogeneous pairwise agreement model to reflect different strengths of pairwise agreement according to response categories.

The case of a simply extended, spectrally homogeneous source was described in Section 8.2.2, under the heading, "Extended and off-axis targets".

The increases in area and power to extend a homogeneous dual-core processor to a hyperscalar dual-core processor are only 1.8% and 1.75%, respectively, using 90 nm CMOS technology.

The results improve some earlier ones of the same kind, and they also extend to homogeneous spaces some estimates that were previously known to hold only in the classical Euclidean setting.

The section 'An extended variable coefficient homogeneous balance method' presents the developing of the extended variable coefficient homogeneous balance (EvcHB) to solve the (3+1) dimensional equation.

Based on computerized symbolic computation and extended variable coefficient homogeneous balance method, several families of exact soliton-like solutions, rational solutions, and auto-Bäcklund transformation are presented.

Thus, long-range migration seems highly beneficial in spatially extended populations with homogeneous selection pressures.